ballsports club (e.g. golf, football etc)
(ball game) enthusiast (player); golf buddy (or tennis buddy etc)
table (for games using balls)
player; ballplayer; ball-team member; footballer; golfer (etc); sports club member
stadium; sports ground; court; pitch; field; golf course
season (of baseball, football etc)
spherical aberration (optics)
ball (in sport, incl. billiards)
ball sense; feel for the ball
club (golf); cue (billiards); also written club (golf); cue (billiards); also written 球桿|球杆[qiu2 gan1]
baseball bat; cricket bat
ball boy (tennis); caddie (golf)
cue (billiards); club (golf); stick (hockey)
coccus (spherical bacteria pathogen)
fan (ball game); soccer fan; football fan
fairway (golf); lane (ten-pin bowling)
sports team (basketball, soccer, football etc)
(sports) arena; stadium; gymnasium
chondrite (type of meteorite)
pass (in soccer); to feed (ball)
to set up a teammate (with an opportunity to score); to throw a game
entire; total; global; the (whole) world; worldwide
to bat; to hit a ball (sport)
to serve the ball; to tee off
drop shot (in tennis or volleyball)
sports such as soccer, basketball and volleyball that use large balls; see also
小球
(ball sports) good shot!; nice hit!; well played!
sports such as ping-pong and badminton that use small balls; see also
大球
open ball (math.); to start a ball game; to kick off (soccer); to tee off (golf)
to play ball; to play with a ball
to smash a ball; to spike
(math.) pseudosphere, a surface in ordinary space of constant negative curvature
drop shot (in volleyball, tennis etc)
to receive a served ball (volleyball, tennis etc); to catch a ball thrown by sb
billiards; billiards ball; pool (game)
planet (astronomy); celestial body; star; satellite; heavenly body
cricket
(ball game); also called
板球
to spike the ball (volleyball etc); to smash (tennis etc)
core; pellet; central bulge; caryosphere (biology)
table tennis; table tennis ball (Tw); billiards; pool; snooker (HK, Singapore, Malaysia)
cotton ball; swab; tampon
shower puff; bath sponge; bath ball (containing aromas or salts)
bastard; wretch; scoundrel
lawn bowls; bocce; pétanque; bowling ball
around the world; worldwide
ball (made of rubber, leather etc)
to watch a football game (or other ball game); Fore! (golf); Watch out for the ball!
ball of fluff (containing seeds), e.g. a dandelion clock
penalty shot; penalty kick (in sports)
blood corpuscle; hemocyte
corner kick (in soccer); free strike in hockey
to concede points (in a game)
football; soccer; soccer ball; (a) football
to score (a goal); goal (sport)
shot put (athletics event)
throwing the hammer (athletics event)
croquet; goal ball (served by the goal keeper)
dangerous ball (in soccer, volleyball etc)
high ball; lob
(in tennis); golf
(abbr. of 高尔夫球)
own goal (football); a goal in a sports match where the player accidentally puts the ball into his own goal
nine-ball (billiards game)
scrimmage line (American football)
ten-pin bowling (loanword); bowling ball
inside cut (golf); (math.) inscribed sphere; insphere
(lit.) striking sportsman; striker (baseball); batsman (cricket)
ten-pin bowling; bowling ball; (baseball etc) ground ball
throwing the embroidered ball (traditional Zhuang flirting game at festivals); (fig.) to make overtures; to court
net ball; let (tennis etc)
(lit.) to hit a ball or shuttlecock on the sideline; (fig.) to skirt the line legally or morally
a sliced ball (tennis or table tennis)
battledore and shuttlecock; shuttlecock
camphor balls; moth balls
football played with oval-shaped ball (rugby, American football, Australian rules etc)
crystal ball (in Western magic)
shower puff; bath sponge; bath ball (containing aromas or salts)
gonococcus; Neisseria gonorrhoeae, the pathogen causing gonorrhea
ball within bounds (sports); in; fair ball (baseball)
white blood cell; leucocyte
erythrocyte; red blood cell
tennis match; tennis competition
premier soccer league; superleague
football field; soccer field
football match; soccer match; football competition; soccer competition
soccer team; football team
to play soccer (US); to play football (UK)
to hit the ball lightly (sport); putt (golf)
streptococcus (genus of bacteria)
crossover dribble (basketball)
global warming (PRC usage); written 全球暖化 in Taiwan
global warming (Taiwan and Hong Kong usage); written 全球變暖|全球变暖 in PRC
basophil granulocyte (type of white blood cell)
eosinophil granulocyte (type of white blood cell)
pig streptococcus; streptococcus suis
moon landing; to land on the moon
goalball (Paralympic sport)
balloon modeling; balloon twisting
reference ellipsoid (geodesy)
streptococcus suis (swine-borne disease)
alpha globulin; alpha fetoprotein (AFP)
global positioning system (GPS)
global positioning system (GPS)
staphylococcal enterotoxin
sickle-cell anaemia; sickle-cell disease
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